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patriot-1883-03-28

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The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, University Libraries, PO Box 26170, Greensboro NC 27402-6170, 336.334.5304

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DAILY PATRIOT. VOLUME 2
UKKKNSBORO, X C WEDNhSDAY. MARCH 28, l&S. NKW SKHIKs NO 245
I
ARCHITECTURAL
ASA SNYDEU & CO, Proprietors.
Wrought Cast and Galvonized
IROJT WORK.
ltid in the Front Rank for the past 12 years.
We manufacture the HIGHEST GRADES OF FERTILIZERS, and their Relia-bility
and Uniformity have been tested in the soil, in the States of North Carolina
South Carolina and Georgia, to the satisfaction of a I who h ive used them
We append analysis made by Pro!. White, of Georgia, and Prof. Shepard, of South
Carolina : '
i?Ut ilailii 4 1 •,4^;rt4 **l0M*bmrn one thousand
111^ jjailll patriot, roll ma ken. have Mmek for liiKl.er
--=- wages ami nearly all the tobacco
GREENSBORO, MARCH 28, ,883. manufacturers have suspended
PEOPLE'S CHOICE FOR GOVERNOR "'" ^ ^ ma»Ufi«*»«« *** '«-
ALFRED M. SCALES,
OF GU1LFOKD.
B>adstreei them ran into the
thousands; the wine and the re
freshments, the latter being pre
pared by the combined army of
Vamlerbdt ch-js, perhaps $15,00(1.
The Howers would probably cost
15,000, and the music, favors, ex-tra
service, waiters, etc., etc., prob-
$10,000 more. Many of the guests
went earlier than usual to avoid
the crowd and to see the company
arrive. By 11:30 the rooms were
full almost to discomfort The
halls and passages had been turned
iuto a garden scene by dense
masses of palms and ferns, while
the beds of roses set round the
rooms in every available space
were the costliestever seen iu New
York "
Iks Easier Cards
HAVE COME
And are Selling Fast.
Call and make your s.lmioi s b. fo.e the
stock .s broken. '1 h« y MM s»i. VtlKs,
ANDARTSTORE
SPECI.JJL *iTTEJ%'TiOJr
Is cahed t to ai, N,w>papers, Mag?
z.n.s and Peii«.di.ah, at the s..n e pries
you paj f e pubasheis. When y< ur sub-scription
is out, call at my store and leave
your subscription with me
THK i;i,K\.\ IHIUSK.
Cor. Ka-t Market & Davie St.,
H J. F. L00ZABILL, Proprietrere.
BK0T OF liOAHD.
tVOKTII CAROLINA NTATISTlt-n.
North Carolina has 8 colleges.
In the Preparatory department
there are 10 teachers and 328 pu-pils;
in the Collegiate department
there are 70 teachers and 8!I4 pu-pils.
The income from productive
funds is $10,000. The income in
1879, from tuition was $27,5(10.
The number of volumes in college
binaries is 29,54.5. Value ol
grounds, buildings and apparatus
$539,000. These are the figures
for 1879. There has been some ii
Phosphoric Acid Soluble
" R verted
" " Available
" UndtcoiTi posed i 56
Ammonia 3 03
Potash 1 78
Commercial value $4519
2 00 Phosphoric Acid Soli ble 5 34
900] " •• Reverted 77-
■; Available I3 06
" Undecomposed 3 07
89
The price of whiskey was
lowered two cents Monday by or-der
of the manager of the whiskey
pool.
Potash
Commercial value $33 71
Prices as low as any standard goods. For jale by
March 2-w-3m.]
s. D. MCLEAN &CO.
Greensboro, N. C.
The Tenm asee Legislature
tried, yesterday, to be honest. A
bill to pay in full Tennessee bonds
amounting *o $390,000, held by the
Peabody Institute of Baltimore| JUJ
failed to pass for want of a cousti-1 'There are .50,704 square miles
tuttonal majority. | aild 320,450,560 acres.
age attendance 147,802. Average
duration 54 days.
North Carolina is the fifteenth in
size, its population in June 1880,
being 1,399,750. Its population is
now probably one million and a
h 0 mmon-Sense Remedy.
SALICYLICA.
A'O more Vaemmatism, o'ou/
or Neurttlyia.
Immediate Relief Wa-ranted
Permanent Cure Gua'ant-ed.
Five yearn established and near
known to/ait n a ringlr cane, acute «/r
chronic. hefe> to ail prominent phy-sician*
-nd d.tiggistsfor the standing
of Xalicylica.
SECHKT:
THE ONLY DISSOLVES OF THK
POISONOUS UKIC ACID WHICH EX-ISTS
IN THK BLOOD OP RHEUMATIC
AND GOUTY PATIENTS.
SALICYUCA is known as a cr-mmon 'ens.
• mtd> beeau e i st ikes